The event will be the first edition of a new motorsport tradition celebrating iconic cars and drivers.
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Author: Editorial Staff
Violent Raid at Mugello Wind Farm Site in Tuscany
A violent raid at the wind farm construction site in the Mugello area has shocked Tuscany.
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Florence to Ban Rickshaws and Caddies from UNESCO Area
Under the new rules, only a limited number of small electric shuttles are allowed.
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The Monster of Florence Series to Premiere October 22 on Netflix
Crime thriller based on a true story set in the hills around Florence
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Chianti Wine Grapples with Market Pressures and Climate Threats
As Giovanni Busi is confirmed for a new term as president of the Chianti Wine Consortium, the sector faces growing pressure.
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Ancient Roman Busts Return to the Vasari Corridor on Ponte Vecchio
Over fifty Roman busts now enrich the Ponte Vecchio stretch of the Vasari Corridor, returning to public view after decades in storage.
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New Barriers at Uffizi After Selfie-Related Painting Accident
After a 10-day closure, the exhibition “Florence and Europe. The Arts of the Eighteenth Century at the Uffizi” has reopened with enhanced safety measures.
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Florence Tram Line T1 to Undergo Two-Month Disruption for Track Replacement
From July 7, Florence’s tram line T1 will be partially suspended for track replacement works.
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Regional Elections in Tuscany: Uncertainty, Clashes, and a Historic Stronghold at Stake
Since the establishment of regional governments in 1970, Tuscany has never been governed by the center-right.
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Summer Sales Kick Off in Florence and Across Italy on July 5
Nearly €59 million in sales expected in Florence, plus tourist spending.
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